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Episode Details:Welcome to Life Conversations with a Twist. In our latest episode, I am thrilled to interview Haley, co-founder of the company and podcast "Price of Avocado Toast," which she started with her husband. Haley's journey from being deep in debt to achieving financial freedom is both inspiring and educational.In our conversation, Haley shares the "why" behind their business and podcast, detailing their personal experience with debt and the steps they took to climb out of it. Now, they are dedicated to helping others take control of their financial situations and achieve their own financial goals.Haley also offers practical tips and strategies that listeners can implement to improve their financial health. From budgeting and saving to investing and debt management, her insights are invaluable for anyone looking to gain control over their finances.Tune in to hear Haley's expert advice on taking hold of your financial situation and the inspiring story of how she and her husband turned their financial struggles into a thriving business and podcast.Connect with Haley:Follow Haley's IG: priceofavacadotoastWebsite: www.priceofavacadotoast.comPodcast: Price of Avocado ToastConnect with Me:Follow Me IG: @heathernelson.life | @the.connection.hiveWebsite: www.theconnectionhive.coYouTube: TheConnectionHive
National Avacado day. Entertainment from 1977. Black Tot day in England, K@ summitted for firtst time, Face on Mars taken by Viking 1. Todays birthdays - Ted Cassidy, Lobo, Gary Lewis, Susan Bennett, Wesley Snipes, JK Rowling, Dean Cain, Zac Brown, Rico Rodriguez. Bill Russell Died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard https://defleppard.com/The avacado song - Alson EugeneI just want to be your everything - Andy GibbRollin with the flow - Charlei RichBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/Addams Familty TV themeMe & You & a dog named boo - LoboThis diamond ring - Gary Lewis & the PlayboysI am superman - REMChickin Fried - Zac Brown BandModern Family TV themeExit - Its not love - Dokken https://www.dokken.net/Follow Jeff Stampka on Facebook and Cooolmedia.com
Summary: Andrew, Tom and Billy discuss the heatwave in New York City, the NHL playoffs, Hawk Tuah taking over the world, Bryson and the trophy, should golf have championship parades?, and climate change protests at golf tournaments. Our gust is Colin Reich (@coolinreich), founder of The Coolin' Club. Colin is a recent graduate of St. Joseph's University where he excelled as a Division I lacrosse player (where Billy also played lacrosse). Colin is in full pursuit to build a community of legends with his company The Coolin' Club, a fitness and health program to better your overall life and mindset. Colin is also a golf addict. The boys cover topics related to lacrosse, fitness, golf, lifestyle, and content creation. Chapters 00:00 Surviving the Heatwave 02:08 NHL Playoffs and Game Seven Excitement 14:21 The Viral Sensation of 'Hawk Tuah' 24:48 Climate Change Protests at Golf Tournaments 28:14 Colin Reich: A Journey from Lacrosse to Fitness and Golf 33:12 Golf fitting into the fitness influencer philosophy 35:32 The hustle of playing Division I lacrosse and playing in the NCAA Tournament 37:55: The ‘vi-ality' of saying Avacado, Blueberries the Coolin' way 39:52: Birth of The Coolin' Club and building a community of legends... This episode is tee'd up by Desert Fox Golf. Desert Fox Golf makes the best phone holder for golf, period. Designed for convenience, the Phone Caddy straps securely to your golf cart, providing quick access to your phone with a simple slide-in, slide-out design. Adjusts to fit the majority of phone and case combinations. --- Make sure you're subscribed to the Friendly Banter YouTube Channel and wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss out and follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok for all the best moments from the show. --- You can also listen to this episode on YouTube! Support the Show By: Smashing that subscribe button! Downloading Bantee! Bantee is the social app for golfers that connects your golf game with friends, on and off the course. Be sure to head to the app store and download Bantee today! Buy Some Awesome Bantee Merch - check out all the new designs and streetwear in our merch store and use code FRIENDLYBANTER for 20% OFF your entire first order! Get your on the course gear in our Pro Shop and use code FRIENDLYBANTER for 20% OFF your entire first order!-- Follow us on Instagram! --- Follow us! Friendly Banter (@friendlygolf) Bantee (@banteegolf)
Today's recipe is Avocado Chicken Salad.Here are the links to some of the items I talked about in this episode: #adCottage Cheese Chicken SaladMedium BowlCutting BoardChef's KnifeMeasuring SpoonsMeasuring CupNewsletter: COOKtheSTORY.com/start-hereFB: @COOKtheSTORYIG: @COOKtheSTORYTT: @COOKtheSTORYAll New Chicken CookbookHere's the Recipe Of The Day page with all of our recipe links.If you want to make sure that you always find out what today's recipe is, do one or all of the following:Subscribe to the Podcast,Join the ROTD Facebook Group hereHave a great day! -Christine xo
It's Friday, Friday gotta get down on Friday. Well, today you won't be down on Friday, you'll be up, laughing at this very funny, great and clever interview, betwicks the funny, great and clever Shaun Keaveny and the funny, great and clever Catherin Bohart.If you enjoyed this podcast you're legally obliged to buy tickets to Catherine's show. Sorry, we https://www.catherinebohart.com/liveThere's (probably) some fairly strong language in this podcast, so it might not be suitable for all ages. If you want to email the Daily Grind you can email us: shaun@radiox.co.uk. Or you can text us (for you standard network rate) on 83936 (start the message with GRIND).If you like the episode please leave a review and subscribe to get the Daily Grind in your feed everyday at 5pm.
See how fun and tasty it can be to achieve your ideal weight in my "Lucky Diet Tips" at ClubQigong.com (in bio). We also have meditations you can listen to in your sleep to reprogram your subconscious to lose weight, attract abundance and more.
Nurse Practitioner Nichole Lind has the good, the bad & the evil of oils. And yes, butter can be good for you! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Episode 27 join Dwitters and Avacado for end of the year fun!
Chuck and Roxy are back and open the show with recaps of their rehearsal and tour exploits! Next it's time to "Meet the Littles" as our hosts welcome Matt Lowy to the podcast! (12:30) We talk all about his interesting life moving around in the military and because of coming on this very fine podcast he FINALLY gets to tell Cilliza to "suck it!!" TWITTER / INSTAGRAM: @lowymatt1211 Then our hosts close out the show with Chuck telling the story of another meeting of "Littles in the Wild!" and then something they NEVER talk about. (37:30) So great to actually meet Glenn Berggoetz from the band Norwegian Soft Kitten here in Ft. Wayne, IN! BOOK: "Waiting for Evening to Come" BAND: Norwegian Soft Kitten TWITTER: ns_kitten INSTAGRAM: @norwegiansoftkitten FACEBOOK: Search Norwegian Soft Kitten Finally our hosts close out the show with a quick TV recap. (44:00) SONG: "3 Month Situation" by The Popravinas www.reverbnation.com/ThePopravinas www.facebook.com/thePopravinasmusic Podcast Website - www.loyallittlespod.com Podcast Email - WTFCPODNET@GMAIL.COM Twitter:@loyallittlespod Instagram: @theloyallittlespodcast PODCAST LOGO DESIGN by Eric Londergan www.redbubble.com Search: ericlondergan --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loyallittles/support
In this second special episode on The Importance of Nutrient-Dense Diets, our host, Dr. Neil Skolnik will moderate further discussion with two experts about the role of nutrition in the prevention and management of diabetes and related complications, as well as challenges in implementing and sticking to healthy dietary strategies of some things we can do to help our patients adhere to a healthy diet. This special edition of Diabetes Core Update is sponsored by Fresh Avocados - Love One Today. For more information, as well as diabetes-friendly mean plans and a free downloadable toolkit just go to: www.Loveonetoday.com/diabetes . Presented by: Neil Skolnik, M.D., Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University; Associate Director, Family Medicine Residency Program, Abington Jefferson Health Dr. Nikki Ford, PhD, Senior Director of the Avocado Nutrition Center. Elizabeth Hanna, MS, RDN, CDCES.
Episode 25 join Dwitters, Avacado, and MinorTom to discuss what happened at Ministravaganza!And, bonus, there's a chance to win a ticket to Crucible if you listen to the end!
National avacado day. Entertainment from 1995. Black tot day in Britian, Lunar rover 1st driven on the moon, K2 1st climbed. Todays birthdays - Ted Cassidy, Lobo, Gary Lewis, Susan Bennett, Wesley Snipes, JK Rowling, Dean Cain, Zac Brown, Rico Rodrigueaz. Bill Russell died.https://coolcasts.cooolmedia.com/show/history-factoids-about-today/Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard http://defleppard.com/The Avacado song - The luminati FamWaterfalls - TLCI don't even know your name - Alan JacksonBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/Addams Family TV theme songMe & You & a dog named boo - LoboDiamond ring - Gary Lewis & the PlayboysChicken Fried - Zac Brown BandExit - It's not love - Dokken http://50cent.com/
Welcome back and hello to newcomers, I am your host Jose Luis. on today's episode i start the show off with some Florence and the Machine/ K dot. i than discuss why i've been on hiatus and what's not going on. i speak on my $7 movie night from hell and more. (0:00 - 27) I jump into the is it though section where i ask the questions no one cares to ask like how effective are street signs in emergency situations. (28:00- 37:00) From there we dive into the cool report where i discuss the new immigrations law that was passed that is gonna change history in florida, i touch on the Titan Submarine incident that left the world in a state if meme, and speak on a shooting that happened in chicago over some greasy food (38-1:05) Finally we go into part time lover where we get 3 questions from the audience asking if they're enough for their partners. (1:06-1:20) I then close it out with the future of the show and what's to come. please continue to like, share, comment and subscribe. For questions to be answered on Part time lover please email @ nospecialcharacterspod@gmail.com thank you
Heath Shoup tells us all about their business West Pak and the Avacado industry. This episode will blow your mind, They grow Avacados in California, Mexico, Chile, Peru and Columbia. Heath gives us the inside info you need to know to make the best guac ... and Yes, Guac is EXTRA !!!!
Hey guys on this episode we have an extensive music segment and yea quest has a moment
Join Madman, Dwitters, RC-D2, and Avacado as we react to the points update fresh! (Note this was recorded before the rules updates released the next day)
Grow What's in Your Kitchen!In this episode, we head to Vermont and get great ideas for what we can grow right now, in early spring, using what's in the kitchen. We talk about kitchen-scrap gardening with Em Shipman, Executive Director at KidsGardening.Em also tells us about Kids Garden Month, with lots of fun activities and prizes for kids. We talk about: Growing small seeds from the kitchen (e.g. citrus) Growing large seeds (e.g. mango, avacado) Growing roots and tubers and rhizomes (e.g. ginger, sweet potato) Things for kids to do in the garden in early spring Kids Garden Month
In today's podcast I talk about: My new favourite shake-Avacado milk shake. Need to work on my pre-workout nutrition. Track workout went well. Podcast learnings. New t-shirt design for the camp.
E.A.P. 2.32 OMG/Bowiecado 0:00 Happy Birthday Bhehb! @chelseataito /7-11 Got Action 8:53 Free Nationals “Eternal Light” Is The Most Played Spotify Chronixx Song/Shoutout @lordkelstro @jesseyonover 14:00 Making Jirby's Famous Riby Sauce @jirby_bbq 20:09 Bowie Update 22:04 Avacado, Temacado and Bowiecado 26:14 Mahalo Kani'le'a For My New Ukulele!!! @kanileaukulele @linagirl 27:49 @howsdisguy Kauaiaswhy/Green Shows/Bye --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/explicitalohapodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/explicitalohapodcast/support
The Daily Shower Thoughts podcast is produced by Klassic Studios. Shower thoughts are sourced from reddit.com/r/showerthoughts Shower Thought credits: BaconSoul, Phalanxpvp, ThisIsRalph34, intelligentx5, OffswitchToggle, Gethighflykites, Tomato_Basil57, TheShawerman, iWillNeverReplyToYou, Perezident14, evilmeow, FunetikPrugresiv, makemefloat, pavlovasavage, Avacado_007, Vast-Bus-8648, PrettyIntroduction73, ICantEvenDolt, mfairview, , thebookklepto, Irish_Sharky, OmryR, InfiniteSneeze, OnasIII, AnestisAm, whoray85, Hey-Its-Jak, DangerMacAwesome, SonderIsExhausted, Blue_Lemon_06 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kristen goodman is a mom just like us, she has 4 teenage girls and she specializes in coaching Moms to be the intentional parents we want to be! She reminds us that our kids dont need us to be a perfect parent, and that compassion for ourselves will extend to our kids. She has a fun analogy about being the captain of the ship, that we think you'll like and she answers some of Our kids burning questions.Lets go!Bevies:Kristen Goodman: Homemade Smoothie with Avacado, spinach, almond milk, greek yogurt, strawberries, raspberries, blue berries and honey.Britt and Cassaundra: B-Shaka C- Diet CokeKristen, owner of Living ProofKristens WebsiteKristens Instagram
avacados, pop culture 1952, 1st siri, wesley snipes, zac brown, jk rowling, ted cassidy, lobo, gary lewis, dean cain, rico rodriguez, black tot day, k2, daniel defoe sentenced to pillary, 1st ride on the moon, water ski's invented
College football WTF?!?!?! Geography be damend. USC and UCLA ARE GOING TO THE Big 10 and basically saying peace out on the west coast. KD is fed up with Kyrie and wants to head basically anywhere him and Ben Simmons aren't. I don't know how but this is Ben Simmons fault and I will find a way to slander him!!! Avacado is trash and overrated to find out about more of our takes you know what must be done. ITS IGNANT TIME!!! Kobe not top 5 USC vs Rutgers Buzz Lightyear is Trash!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ignant-university/support
A complex web of factors affects our ability not only to meet nutritional needs, but also our efforts to sustain biodiversity and protect the environment. As the world's agricultural, environmental, and nutritional needs intersect—and often collide—how can nations, international organizations and consumers work together to reverse the damage by changing how we make, distribute, and buy food? And do we have the right to eat wrongly?Jessica Fanzo is the Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Global Food & Agricultural Policy and Ethics at Johns Hopkins University. She has previously worked as an advisor for various organizations and governments including the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), the Scaling Up Nutrition movement (SUN), the UN Standing Committee on Nutrition (UNSCN), and the World Health Organization (WHO). Her latest book is Can Fixing Dinner Fix the Planet? Inextricably bound together by food (OECD forum)It's Her Time: Jess Fanzo (Worldwildlife.org)The Future of Food (video interview, CGTN)Twitter: @jessfanzoHost:Professor Dan Banik, University of Oslo, Twitter: @danbanik @GlobalDevPodApple Google Spotify YouTubehttps://in-pursuit-of-development.simplecast.com/
An Avacado a day, keeps the dr away. Happy Heart, Happy Life Tips on heart health from the American Heart Association. Warning signs, steps to take, and how to prevent or reverse heart problems for women.
HOUR 1Anchorage and Mat-Su schools closed because of snow / (ADN) https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/16/us/politics/biden-trump-white-house-visitor-logs.html?President Biden rejects executive privilege for visitor log disclosure / (NYT) https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/16/us/politics/biden-trump-white-house-visitor-logs.html?Putin deescalating on Ukrainian borderJoe calls in from South Anchorage on the heavy snow and driving Avacado distribution paused from Mexico, which supplies 80% to the U.S, because of cartel threats / (MB) https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/stories/mexican-avocado-ban-prices-rise-US?Gary from Muldoon thinks we need to do more against the cartelsSea levels are rising / (NPR) https://www.npr.org/2022/02/15/1080798833/ocean-water-along-u-s-coasts-will-rise-about-one-foot-by-2050-scientists-warnHOUR 2State Representative Kevin McCabe (R-Mat-Su) with a report from JuneauState Senator Natasha Von Imhof announces she won't seek re-election / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/politics/alaska-legislature/2022/02/15/anchorage-sen-natasha-von-imhof-will-not-run-for-re-election-or-other-office-in-2022/Hunkie Lee discusses his candidacy for U.S. Senate Tom and Tom talk business and government and incentives
Jerseys for Lids, avacado dip, it was not a Tumi, and more! (FULL SHOW) Guests include: Scott Dolphin, Steve Gard, Ted Davis, John Kuhn, and Brian Butch.
New Year. New man in the house. Billy Avacado gets his introduction into Shop TIme.
WELCOME BACK LISTENERS... In this episode we introuduce the new additions to the DCL crew. Bobby G has an interesting way of testing COVID maybe Avacado is back? Cuffing season updates.. Tev and Netflix are no more.. Toxic Tev is back? Rock b foolin is now Rock B daddy? And Marty Grimes is back hear about his life and takes now that he's part of the DCL crew! plus... Kim and ye? Who's out of pocket? All that and more on this episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tevin-everett/message
In this episode the topics include:-Avacado grenades-Would we enjoy being a criminal?-Our favorite TV shows-Our go-to karaoke songsFollow us on the socials:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Kluck-108506628317783Twitter: https://twitter.com/kluckcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kluckcast/Visit https://visualtheology.church
On the Bright Side of Fame, YouTuber Nikocado Avocado, otherwise known as Nicholas Perry, has become one of the most popular vloggers on the platform with well over 4 Million followers spread across a series of six different channels, all of which document his adventures in the art of extreme-eating, also known as “Mukbang”. Ever since 2016, Perry's consumption of an absolutely staggering amount of food has captured the attention of a vast audience and earned him worldwide fame. But on the other side of fame is a different story altogether and after having posted videos of himself binge-eating nearly every day for the past few years, viewers are finally starting to become concerned over Avocado's health. On top of his physical health concerns, fans have also begun to worry about his mental state after a feud with fellow Mukbang YouTubers got out of hand and a collaborator of his would accuse him of abusive behavior. Despite his fan's many valid concerns over his well-being, Nikocado has continued to push himself to dangerous extremes. If you'd like to learn more about just how dark celebrities can sometimes get, then join us as we dive in to our newest episode of The Dark Side of Fame.
Avacado Baby by John Burningham - Read by Martyn Kenneth
avacados. pop culture 1960, laura dern, jk rowling, zac brown, wesley snipes, michael biehn, gary lewis, mort crim, ted cassidy, kevlar inventor, 1st car driven on moon, K2 climbed, 1st us patent, daniel defoe pillory, rico rodgriguez, 1st water ski
In the final episode of Series 1 of Womenkind Collective Jinty and Lou celebrate the amazing guests and topics that we have met throughout our first Series. We also delve into boob talk, would you #frretheboob as Gillian Anderson has? We talk about the original girl gang, The Pink Ladies as Paramount announce this week they are making a prequel to Grease centered on the Pink Ladies. Why did male police officers dressed as postal workers handcuff an undressed female student in her bedroom? And we find out what the Collective loved most about Series 1 and listen again to some beautiful tips for life from our guests. Boobs… is it time to free the boob as Gillian Anderson is encouraging women to do? We look into the pros and cons of free boobing and discuss the (intentional) under-boob look that is hot for this summer ??? Kill the Bill and Sarah Everard – what have we learned from a vigil, a demonstration and the right for a voice? The Collective discuss Katie McGoran a student who endured being handcuffed in her bedroom whilst undressed by 4 male police officers. The Book Collective continues with Marvellous's story in ‘A year of Marvellous Ways', by Sarah Winman. We read out some beautiful lines that resonate and find that we manage to easily segue from Marvellous to vagina tightening…! Only at Womenkind Collective would you get this much diverse conversation! Continuing with Brain Food for our Foodie Collective we give you the Neuro 6 Chilli (recipe below) So how did Lou do with her WI? And did Jinty enjoy her Strawberry jam challenge? The Wine Collective pops their corks on the Mionetto prosecco and the non-alcoholic Belle & Co on a balmy evening in the garden. We close the Collective this series with comments, and tips from our amazing Collective and some of the fantastic guests that we have enjoyed on the podcast. Thank you joining us throughout the first Series of Womenkind Collective, if you haven't yet listened to them all why not catch up before Series 2 begins on Sunday 22nd August. Please leave us a message from this link https://anchor.fm/jinty-sheerin/message Or email us at womenkindcollective@gmail.com With any suggestions or comments or to just say hi. Recipe Neuro 6 Chilli Feeds 4 1 onion Spinach (lots) 1 red pepper 1 tin red kidney beans 1 tin black beans 1 large jar Passata or 2 tins tomatoes Tomato purée 2 chopped tomatoes (optional) Vegan mince (optional) Sweet potato, chopped and roasted (optional) 1tsp turmeric 1tsp smoked paprika 1 tsp ground cumin seeds 1 tsp chilli powder (or more - to taste) EVOO 1 Tbsp dark chocolate On the side; 1 cup of tea Broccoli or cauliflower Brown rice or quinoa 1 Avacado Method; Chop onion Add some EVOO to a sauce pan, put on a medium heat Cook onions until soft (10 mins) Add all the spices and cook for a further 2 minutes Add tomato purée, cook for 1 minute Add passata or chopped tomatoes Bring to simmer Add roasted sweet potato or vegan mince Add seasoning to taste Simmer for 45 mins Put on brown rice to cook for required time Cook broccoli or cauliflower Add both beans to chilli Add Chocolate to chilli Once chocolate is dissolved add washed spinach Kettle on, make a cuppa, Serve chilli with Avacado (chopped), brown rice, vegetables, vegan creme fraiche And a cup of black or green tea --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jinty-sheerin/message
This podcast is about the connection between food and disease. I talk about farming practices and the danger of GMOs. Next, I talk about how our food is engineered and how it affects our psychology. And finally, I talk about food distribution and the role fast food plays in making us sick.
Welcome back to this weeks episode! Today our topics include Kayli's life changes, 10 year plans, and a special planty giveaway with a special guest appearance from a very talkative 3 year old. Don't forget to follow the socials to keep up with everything OK!
Mike is joined by returning guest Gio P from the Gio Show podcast to tackle feminism and jungle survival in this movie that suprisingly wasnt much of a horror but a stunningly accurate portrayal of 80's view on women's equality and the fear that some men had of it. Follow him @: Twitter: https://twitter.com/petti_gio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheGioShow/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gio_petti/We now have a website! Visit us at www.strangebiscuits.com/graveyard to send us movie suggestions and comment on episodes!You can follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Thegraveyardshiftpod/On Twitter at https://twitter.com/GS_horrorpodAnd on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thegraveyardshiftpod/If you would like to make a donation to help keep the show going and get access to bonus content, you can do so by checking us out at https://www.patreon.com/Graveyardemail us at graveyardshiftpod@gmail.com for movie suggestions or Patreon ideas.Thanks for listening.
David Avacado Wolfe is the rock star and Indiana Jones of the superfoods and longevity multiverse. The World’s top CEOs, ambassadors, celebrities, athletes, artists, and the real superheroes of our world—Moms—all look to David for expert advice in health, energy, peak performance, beauty, herbalism, nutrition, and chocolate! Help us fight censorship! Get immediate access to exclusive and censorship free content by donation or free by becoming a member here
Shannon has won an Avacado eating contest can she win against English Evan!?Let us know what you think on social!Follow us at: @thejubalshow @jubalfresh @thatdreas @evanontheradio
Ryan and Tom discuss Avacado, The Bachelor, Below Deck, DuckTales, and Blackberry Moments. Join us for a fun and thoughtful discussion. Music by Ikson
Paul and Mike discuss starting a security company, learn how to milk a cow, and Paul discovers the truth about ceilings. Check out our new website, theperfectcrimepodcast.com! Email us at theperfectcrimepodcast@gmail.com, or if you feel like a little tweedle-dee, follow @PerfectCrimePod.
This episode is about finding the right food to improve your health and vitality. I believe food is the #1 cause of disease, and with so much noise on the topic of food, there's no wonder why so many people are struggling with non needed health-related issues. To break down the vast topic of food I cover:- The problems with sugar, white flour, and dairy (white trash) - Popular diets such as Ketogenic, Paleo, Mediterranean, etc.- Meat - Drinks and healthy substitutes to soda - And strategies to get your children to enjoy eating healthy food
On the show this time we have Joe Barrett now of SD aftermath. Joe is no stranger to the show so we pick up talking about the MXL the happened recently and him enjoying some time with friend of the show Harrison Frye. we pick back up in the story of joe right before he gets on damage and play legends like Tim Montresor and the Edwards brothers. He eventually makes the move to DMG but for the upcoming season, he will be playing with aftermath.Find joe below at: https://www.facebook.com/joe.barrett.58https://www.instagram.com/joebarrett50/Find his team below at:https://www.facebook.com/AftermathPaintballhttps://www.instagram.com/sdaftermath/Check out the sponsors for the podcast below:https://vulcanousa.com (Use code overshot10 for 10% off)https://www.dyzanasports.com/overshot (Use code overshot for 10%)Please support the show below:https://www.patreon.com/Overshotapaintballpodcast
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Today we are joined by New York Times best selling author, Daniel Kraus. We chat about Daniel’s new comic “The Autumnal” from Vault comics and his other new projects. We get into the nitty gritty of horror and teddy bears. It’s a good time for all. Find Daniel Kraus at http://www.danielkraus.com/
EPISODE 3!!! We hanging out with another podcast hope you enjoy! Go vote!Avocados and chicken gizzards.If you are in the Dallas Area Nov.18th to our first ever comedy show get tickets here:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/butter-on-a-skillet-comedy-and-music-jam-tickets-125632930477
On this episode: The fellas open with a tribute to iconic actor Chadwick Boseman and his untimely passing. They then touch on the civil unrest in the country (12:13), the new Batman trailer (21:02), and Tekashi 6ix9ine's antics toward Lil Durk (33:45). After, they get into the first recipient of their Terry Crews award; Akon (36:45), pay tribute to the passing of Aaliyah; discussing her vs Beyonce and her vs Ciara (44:41), and the white privilege Aunt Becky and Felicity Huffman enjoy (54:02). They discuss the Brandy vs Monica Verzus (59:54) which leads to a convo about Master P vs Monica and C-Murder (1:04:15). Lastly, they discuss battle rap film director Avacado and his racial insensitivity (1:12:14), Dame addresses white people about being guests in black culture (1:27:35), they touch on the NBA Boycott (1:34:56), and give their 2nd round NBA Playoff prediction (1:55:18)
Clothing made from Avacado pits. Seems we're not satisfied with life. Really!? And so Blue states live longer than Red states? That's what Paul Layendecker is BuZzin' about today on The Daily BuZz!!
Colin Keeley is the cofounder of Avocado Audio. Avocado is a platform for the world’s best audio courses. Ditch the screen and turn your spare listening into productive learning time.
Avacado and Baking discussion
Hey everyone, this is episode 5!!!!!! I am joined by my amazing sister Lili and lovely mom Nikki making this almost a full family affair. We talk about our life on the farm so far, how to make the best guacamole with seven commonly found ingredients and we have a more serious portion of our talk about how privilege exists even when people do not realize it. Come join our family and listen to this episode!!!!
Cathy catches up with Eve Turow Paul, the author Hungry: Avocado Toast, Instagram Influencers, and Our Search for Connection and Meaning. Eve has been on the show before to discuss her previous book, A Taste of Generation Yum, and she follows up her research on millennial food trends with her new book, which explores how social media and other technology affects our desires.In March, HRN began producing all of our 35 weekly shows from our homes all around the country. It was hard work stepping away from our little recording studio, but we know that you rely on HRN to share resources and important stories from the world of food each week. It’s been a tough year for all of us, but right now HRN is asking for your help. Every dollar that listeners give to HRN provides essential support to keep our mics on. We've got some fresh new thank you gifts available, like our limited edition bandanas.Keep Eat Your Words on the air: become an HRN Member today! Go to heritageradionetwork.org/donate. Photo Courtesy of Eve Turow Paul.Eat Your Words is powered by Simplecast.
Tim Bohen for OV town council. Stephanie Bousley, Author student financial advice "Buy the Avacado Toast". Cd-commnents after yesterday's McSally Intv.
The newest podcast on the Cookiecast network with new co host Luke Hemingway talking all things 2019. Theme tune info:- "Pump Sting" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Chef Blasingame drops in to discuss Food... what’s real? What’s fake? Forming Healthier eating habits because I’m Pro Tittie Milk! < Get that shit off yo chest segment > personal party --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/parlortalk/message
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We try to hang on to the fleeting threads of summer on this episode of DYBE?, as we recall our favorite summer jamz. Recommendations: Julian: "Drunk II" by Mannequin Pussy Mike: "Cattails" by Big Thief Sasha: "Avacado, Baby" by Los Campesinos! Jillian: "I Think You're Alright" by Jay Som Theme by MODAFF. Check out modaff.bandcamp.com right now.
Did you know that poppies were Christopher Lloyd's his favorite flower? In his short essay about poppies, he introduces 'Goliath' poppies which grow to 4 feet tall and offer the largest blooms of any poppy. Lloyd wrote about the blooms saying, "They are rich crimson, which is as exciting as scarlet. In choosing plant neighbors to vie with it, I have been best pleased with an equally bright and pure yellow giant buttercup. Ranunculus acris ‘Stevenii.’ It is, however, shocking to discover that there are some gardeners (and non -gardeners) of congenitally weak and palsied constitution who do not like strong colors and who even pride themselves, as a class apart, on their good taste. The good-taste brigade can only think comfortably in terms of color harmonies and of soft and soothing pastel shades." Oh, how it pains the heart to be called out by Christopher Lloyd, doesn't it? Well, even though he thinks we're too meek when it comes to color in the garden, we are in violent agreement when it comes to procurement. You'll love this little snippet about how he came to own the poppy "Beauty Queen": "I took a fancy to ‘Beauty Queen’ in a friend’s garden in Scotland in June, when it was flowering, and received permission to take a piece. When you see a plant that you must have, the answer to the question “Would you like some at the right time? should be “I’d rather have it now,” right time or not. Otherwise, the right time will surely slip by, the transference of the coveted piece from central Scotland to the south of England (or from California to Maine) will be in convenient, and all you’ll have is a gnawing gap in the pit of your wish-world." Brevities #OTD It was on this day in 1703 that Daniel Defoe was made to stand in the pillory in front of the temple bar. The pillory was basically a stockade; the hands and head would be caught between two large beams of wood. It was a horrible punishment. It was usually reserved for the most hideous crimes. When Dafoe was convicted of sedition, the crowds did their best to show their support; they threw flowers at his feet instead of mud. The image of Defoe standing with his head and hands in the stocks surrounded by an adoring audience was memorialized in an 1862 painting. In 1830, a biography of Defoe said that the stocks were adorned with garlands and that drinks were provided to celebrate Dafoe's release. #OTD It’s the birthday of Mary Vaux Walcott born in Philadelphia today in 1860. Gardeners know Walcott for her work as a botanical illustrator; she created meticulously accurate watercolors of plants and flowers. She is known as the "Audobon of botany". Walcott became an illustrator one summer after being challenged to paint a rare blooming Arnica. Although her effort was only a modest success, it encouraged her to pursue the art. In that pursuit, she met Charles Doolittle Walcott. They were both doing fieldwork in the Canadian Rockies and they found they were equally yoked. They married the following year. At the time, Charles was the secretary of the Smithsonian; that's how Walcott came to develop the Smithsonian process printing technique. Walcott created hundreds of illustrations of the native plants of North America. Her five volume set entitled North American Wildflowersshowcases the stunning beauty of everyday wildflowers, many of which are at peak bloom right now. In addition to her work as a botanist, Mary was a successful glacial geologist and photographer. She was the first woman to summit a peak over 10,000 feet in Canada when she tackled Mount Stephen. Today Walcott even has a mountain named after her in Jasper - Mount Mary Vaux. #OTD Today’s the anniversary of the death of Richard Morris Hunt who was an American architect during the gilded age. Gardeners know Hunt for his collaborations with the Frederick Law Olmsted. They worked together on the Vanderbilt mausoleum and the Chicago world‘s fair. Their ultimate collaboration occurred in Asheville, North Carolina, where they worked together to design the gardens, house, and manor village for the Biltmore estate. Hunt is often recognized as theDean of American Architecture. He was the first American trained at the prestigious Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. Although Hunt and Olmsted had history, they clashed over Hunt's design for the southern entrance to Central Park. Hunt had won the competition to design it, but Olmsted and Vaux balked when they saw Hunt's glorious plan. For the main entrance at Fifth Avenue, Hunt had designed what he called the Gate of Peace. It included a circular fountain within a square parterre. The most magnificent part of his plan, was a semi circular terrace with a 50 foot column featuring a sailor and a Native American holding up the cities arms. At the base of the column was to be a monument to Henry Hudson. It involved a pool of water featuring Neptune in his chariot and Henry Hudson standing on the prowl of a ship. On the back side, there was a memorial to Christopher Columbus. Thinking the public would embrace his grand vision, Hunt made the decision to promote his designs for the park all on his own. But Hunt did not appreciate Vaux's is power. Although privately Vaux said that Hunt's plans were "splendid and striking"; publicly he told a friend they were, "what the country had been fighting against... Napoleon III in disguise all over. Vaux summarized that Hunt's designs were, "not American but the park was." Ironically, in 1898, a memorial was erected in Central Park to honor Richard Morris Hunt. The memorial is located on the eastern perimeter of the park and it was created by the same man who created the monument to Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial: Daniel Chester French. When he was alive, Hunt wanted to elevate the publics taste in design and the arts, but he was also flexible enough to meet them where they were. It was Richard Maurice Hunter who said, "The first thing you've got to remember is that it's your clients' money you're spending. Your goal is to achieve the best results by following their wishes. If they want you to build a house upside down standing on its chimney, it's up to you to do it." #OTD It was on this day in 1972 that the horticulture program at the Smithsonian Gardens was established by Sydney Dylan Ripley who was the secretary of the Smithsonian. An American ornithologist and conservationist, as a child Ripley had been inspired by the area around the Louvre in France. He had hoped to make the Smithsonian a bustling area with activities for visitors and tourists. The purpose for the establishment of the horticultural services division was to provide landscaping in and around the Smithsonian museums. In 2010, the horticultural program was renamed the Smithsonian Gardens to recognize the role that the gardens play in the visitor experience. Unearthed Words Here's a poem by Robert Frost called ‘Lodged’. This is a short garden poem. In six little lines, Frost connects himself to the flowers in the flowerbed, pelted by wind and rain; yet through it all, managing to survive. The rain to the wind said, 'You push and I'll pelt.' They so smote the garden bed That the flowers actually knelt, And lay lodged--though not dead. I know how the flowers felt. Today's book recommendation: Gardenista: The Definitive Guide to Stylish Outdoor Spaces by Michelle Slatalla Slatella's book was named "the best gift book for gardeners" by the New York Times book review. The book was put together by the team responsible for Gardenista and Remodelista. It’s chockfull of hundreds of design tips and easy DIY‘s. It features 100 classic garden objects and a landscape primer with tips from the pros. It’s a fantastic resource for folks hoping to get Garden Design 101 tips from the best and most creative in the business. Today's Garden Chore Check for overcrowding and overall areas of meh. Garden chores tend to get pushed aside this time of year. But it's worth spending a little time this week looking closely at the overall appearance of your beds, borders and containers. Take your camera with you to document what you see. If the beds are both crowded and unattractive, you'll probably need to do a bit of pruning and transplanting to whip those beds into shape for the remainder of the season. Something Sweet Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart Today is National Avocado Day. Avocado is a fruit and it was originally called an alligator pear by Sir Hans Sloane in 1696. And, Guinness has the largest avocado recorded at 5 pounds 6 1/2 ounces. Don’t forget that the skin of an avocado can be toxic to cats and dogs - but the flesh of an avocado is actually higher in potassium than bananas. Now, the next time the price of avocados gets you down, remember that avocados are harvested by hand. Pickers need to use a 16-foot pole to reach the hanging fruit. And, finally, here’s a little fun fact about avocados: The conquistadors used avocado seeds to write. It turns out, the avocado seed produces a milky liquid that changes to the color red when exposed to air. Thanks for listening to the daily gardener, and remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."
The Meredith Collective produce some of the most engaging and press heavy of pop-up events of recent times. Founder Meredith O’Shaughnessy talks us through the emotional journey of creating short-terms events, utilising press to sell tickets, and how she became known as ‘the Queen of Pop-ups’. 00:30 Short recap on last week 00:40 This week on the show 01:12 Meredith talks about her cred deck 02:00 The worlds first Tampon shaped Macaroons 03:14 Coming up with a name for each project and Ohlala 05:18 The clubs Meredith started out in 08:00 The first pop up 09:10 The commercials of a pop up 11:10 The emotional journey of creating a pop up 11:50 The worlds first avacado pop up and why the need to generate press 13:52 Advice to people setting up a business 16:32 Avacado hand 18:02 Classing something as successful 19:12 The Christmas Rage Room 26:20 Dream pop ups 28:30 Who to bounce ideas off 29:45 Best pop ups in London 32:30 Social media details and things coming up 34:18 Ben learns a lesson in comic timing 34:45 A recap on Meredith 35:30 A proper recap on Dabbers last week 37:22 Last weekend in London 40:33 Shout About Social Media You can reach the guests here Instagram: @feebsworld Web: www.meredithcollective.co/ Mentions Heaven The Roof Gardens China white Cafe de paris Bagleys Ushuaia Night club British Library business centre Secret cinema Drowned Secret Garden at the Rosewood Hotel Dabbers Osea Island Raise your hands Pride Lots Holloway Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram: ShoutAboutLondon Facebook: ShoutAboutLDN Twitter: ShoutAboutLDN Instagram: ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london
Season 3 Episode 7 - The Flaming Avacado: Welcome back to Botchaholics! We explore Kilnstroke! Charles shops for a bathrobe. Gwen reads a book. Nikolai buys a bow. Rhys is a forest lawyer? Geoff draws poorly then blames Kat. Thank you so much for listening. If you like what you hear then join us @botchaholics on twitter, tumblr, gmail, facebook, itunes, etc! Please tell a friend and let them in on the game. Also, rate us and write us reviews on your favourite podcasting app to help us reach a bigger audience. Theme song Blackmoor Tides CC4 by MathewPablo.com Background music this episode all CC0 from opengameart.org: Sirens in Darkness by cynicmusicFernando guitar flourish from freesound.org Talk at you later! PS I CANT SPELL AVOCADO #botch
Bryan B. is the largest avocado Ag farmer in the US and a late blooming soul surfer to the core. We speak about how he is dealing with the recent devastation of his farms in the California fires and why obstacles are always a part of business and life. We also speak about his steadfast commitment to giving back and philanthropy and his new role as the president of the federation's real estate and construction Divison (REC). Finally, enjoy our new "short" segment, which will be released every other week. In the short segment I will give advice to real estate agents and open up about what is really going on in the real estate world. Thank you for listening! You can find the Podcast's Instagram @thedealpod https://www.instagram.com/thedealpod/?hl=en
Does ASR creep you out? We whisper in our intro, but still...ASR is a whole different thing. After being really awkward as usual, Honch talks about his adventures of going to the barber shops, and how he is super angry about not finding a real barber shop, especially one that doesn't know that the pole stands for walk-ins, yet it is appointment only. He wants the real experience of going to a barbershop in questionable areas, such as getting his car stolen, and he wants really bad beer, not a coffee. He has resorted to his wife cutting his hair, with the exception of one place.After Honch discussing his desire for warm beer and a haircut, Jethrow talks about 'cut and run', a new business focused on specialty hair cuts. After D's brain has a glitch, Jethrow talks about homeless game show ideas, giving homeless people $1,000 and a one way ticket to anywhere, sans avocados.Have you heard of the butt hole tickler? He's a real man that has been terrifying people in their homes, sneaking in and tickling men's butt holes, you would never guess what he looks like (you have to listen). There's also a poop app that helps you identify poop on the streets of San Francisco. Remember to wash your hands.
It's time for another installment of a popular show topic, Defend Your Choice! And this time we're talking about everyones favorite...FOOD!! Come take a seat at the table where we talk about our favorite table service food item, it might be an Entree, Appetizer, or Toast! We're talking Pizza, Hibatchi, Avacado's, Bread, and Africa inspired dishes. We even throw it back to our favorite menu items that are no longer with us (but if you ask nicely maybe they can make it for you..i'm talking about you Citrico's). So take a trip around the 'World with us as we discover our favorite Table Service Food Item (and yes we understand one of the items isn't Table Service work with us). So if you like food, be sure to listen but not on an empty stomach. If you like the show, please subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean and anywhere you listen to Podcasts! You can always find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at The Mouse and More Podcast! And IF you REALLY like us, please give us a review on iTunes, we love Good Reviews! Hope you enjoy this episode, talk to you soon!!
Hello Internet! In This Episode: Erin and Weer’d are slightly tipsy and get VERY silly; Erin ponders the concept of politics as generational warfare; Oddball gives us a discussion on general knife safety; David presents a primer on gun cleaning; Weer'd brings us another audio fisk, this time in Musical Theater format; and Steve talks about what snow days are like for a private detective. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that’s $1/podcast) and you’ll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Show Notes Main Topic What Can You Drink When Stranded at Sea Castaway's sea savvy could have helped him survive year adrift, says expert South Dakota governor signs law to allow concealed handguns without a permit Gun Lovers and Other Strangers: Brushes and Bore Snakes Cleaning Rods Patches and Mops Solvents and Degreasers Oils and Lubricants Bench Mats Cleaning Rod Guides Screwdrivers Punches Picks and Hooks Wheeler Bench Block Weer’d Audio Fisk: Birds and the BS Guns The Debunkers Response Jordan Roth UK Gun ban: Was it worth it? Police fail to record one in five of all crimes reported to them, says report FBI Crime Report Chicago Tylenol Murders
Welcome to the special Melbourne Pen Show edition of the podcast! The Nib Section is the official podcast of Fountain Pens Oceania You can always email us at thenibsection@gmail.com Go like us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram The hosts were Alisdair (@alisdairdaws), Mel (@the_fine_nib_chick) and Diana (@thegrynne). FORMAT 00:17—Introduction to the Melbourne Pen Show Mel and Ali also feature in Episode 27 - "Horses for Courses" Melbourne Pen Show (@melbournepenshow) Melbourne Pen Group - email Max Braude max@kblcommercial.com.au to sign up to their mailing list FPO Discord server My Hearty Timber Box 13:34—What We Are Writing With Mel: Pilot Vanishing Point Copper EF w/ Pelikan 4001 Blue-Black Ali: Pilot Custom Urushi MF Diana: Opus 88 Koloro Orange M w/ Sailor Tokiwa-Matsu 16:21—Interviews Tom May (@harry_longbaugh) - 17:02 Kevin - 23:58 Quentin Bell (@bucksbelly) - 26:31 Pam Sutton, collector of antique propelling pencils - 27:41 Doug Wilson, collector of Conway-Stewarts - 33:32 Aileen (@penfiend) - 40:50 Tav (@nunc_est_scribendi) and Angela (@crafty_rufus_), vendors and pen enthusiasts from Sydney - 42:12 Natasha, Cassie, Gordon, Georgia and Michael, from interstate - 44:32 Thierry - 47:36 Chris Grosvenor - 51:05 Mark Hopson (@markrhopson) and Sophia Le (@eskimosoap), Sydney Pen Show organisers - 53:06 Michael - 59:16 Peter Lucas, pen turner - 1:01:05 Bruce Denney, vintage pen collector and restorer - 1:02:57 David van Cuylenburg and Kosta Kamboukos, Pen Collectors of Melbourne - 1:05:39 Max Braude, show organising committee member - 1:11:05 Nicholas Gold, the Quillidyllic himself - 1:25:14 1:31:24—Recommendations Frank Green Rivers of London Series by Ben Aaronovich Ravenous (1999) 1:34:57—Thanks and Credits Producer: Alisdair Daws, Mel Sanders, and Diana Dai. Recording and editing: Alisdair Daws, Mel Sanders and Diana Dai. Special thanks to everyone who spoke to us at the Melbourne Pen Show. Music: Michael Pearce. Logo: Will H. Smith. Logo artwork: Melissa Graf.
You've seen her pitch her new beeswax food wrap product Abeego® on Season 11 of the Dragon's Den, and more recently receiving the RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneurs Telus Trailblazer Award. Meet Toni Desrosiers, a creative rebel taking the world by storm. She started this journey a long time ago from a camper van in Mexico, where she started seeing food in a whole new way inspiring her mission to Keep Food Alive. Ideas keep flowing and later in the podcast Toni invites you to reach out and connect. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS PODCASTDragon's Den Season 11 Abeego SheEO and Vicki Saunders Women's Enterprise Elephant and Piggy Pete the Cat Connect with Toni Desrosiers on LinkedIn SPECIAL THANKS RebelRebel Theme Song by EMRE CORDS
Sash Sunday is the founder of Olykraut, an Olympia, Washington based raw sauerkraut company. "A big part of why I wanted to start this business, and why I was studying sustainable agriculture, is I looked around and decided one of the things that was really important to me was healthy food and making sure that healthy food was available to as many people as possible and into the future" IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL FIND OUT ABOUT: Why Sash started making sauerkraut What makes Olykraut different from the canned stuff How she started Olykraut Gut health, fermentation, and probiotics A lesson on centralization of food vs locally sourced How Olykraut works with local farmers How to best enjoy sauerkraut - Avacado, Toast, and sauerkraut anyone?
Episode 22
Episode 22
The GAD!Cast crew return and this week they got a phone call from another old friend...the elusive Tommy Wilkinson!! Tommy talks to the guys about his days with The Andies, Dammit Bobby, and one-hit-wonder Buddy Holly's Nightmare. The guys talk about mental health some more, but they keep it light-hearted with a few jokes too...Most importantly they answer the question that everyone wants to know: What has Tommy been up to these last few years? Stick around to find out...and hear these cool tunes: "Take It With A Straight Face" - Buddy Holly's Nightmare "Poster Child" - The Andies "I'm Dying" - Dammit Bobby
Lafın Gelişinin bu bölümünde üçlümüz girdikleri podcast macerasının geçmişi, şu anı ve geleceği üzerine bilinen ve bilinmeyen gerçekleri konuşuyor. Ekibimiz bölümün gecikme nedeni olarak araya 'bayram mayram' girdi demeyi ve suçu güncel medya/sinema/oyun piyasanın şu andaki kısırlığına atmayı da ihmal etmiyor. Podcast pişmanlık mı? Malzemesi, desturu nedir gibi sorularına cevap bulabileceğinizi umduğumuz bölümümüzde, Burak bey'in ısrarcılığının bir ürünü olan Queer Eye, kısa kollu gömlekler ve kapri şortlar da programımızın akışını ele geçiren konulardan... İyi dinlemeler!
16 years ago, Chronic Tacos started out as this little taco shop, but with time and patcience, exploded into a Taco Empire. Randy started the shop because he missed Tacos and hired on a Mexican family to produce their tacos in his store. Mike took it a step further and put systems in place to grown Chronic Tacos to an empire, with over 50 locations all over the United States, and Canada and even Japan. We go through many things in this interviews such as tough beginnings, to what it really takes to pass on information from one franchise to another. You’ll also learn what makes Chrnoic Tacos a fun, authentic brand and how the team innovates faster and faster every day. Sponsor - BAKERpedia This episode is brought to you by BAKERpedia – your one-stop, resource that answers all your questions on industry trends, ingredient information, food safety and more. It’s shared knowledge, freely available, always. BAKERpedia.com – we do all the thinking so you can focus on your business. *NEW* Patreon Due to our ad cycle being over, we’re trying a different model for My Food Job Rocks. We have opened up a Patreon page! Now you can support My Food Job Rocks if you want to and the reward tiers go from a complementary career advice book to ad placement and more. We’d love for you to be part of the process. Visit Patreon.com/myfoodjobrocks Shownotes Why the name Chronic Tacos?: Chronic means the best. Chronic means high quality As owners, what do you guys do?: We wear many hats What makes this job exciting?: Mike – you never know what will pop up. You meet some really cool people. Randy – I love feeding people and making people happy How Randy started Chronic Tacos: I missed authentic tacos in Orange, LA. I found a small store that needed a taco shop and I bought it. We then hired the Bonia Family – 3rd generation Mexican restaurant family. Chronic tacos got media attention and that caused it to explode. Soon, a lot of people wanted to franchize Chronic Tacos. Randy met Mike, who is from Vancouver. Mike brought infrastructure to Chronic Tacos. Took the time to really build its future So far, we have 54 locations and over 80 in the pipeline. We are opening 15 this year. More locations in Canada and Japan What was the hardest part of making a restaurant?: construction. Plumbers, electricians, plans, drawings, permits. The Daily Pilot – Orange County Register With the newspaper, we got a ton of new demographics Mike – How did you make Chronic Tacos scaleable?: Chronic Tacos was really good at making restaurants but they were not good at recording the things they were good at, down. Each Chronic Tacos Restaurant has a design book that incorporates the color, texture, and ambiance. The biggest art asset is the Day of the Dead Artist Choozer (Day of the dead Artist) How can I become a franchize owner for Chronic Taco?: All starts with a phone call with Randy. We look for a type of “authentic life” through Chronic Tacos. Who creates the building with Chronic Tacos?: We work together with the franchise. From location to design. Chronic Taco’s in San Luis Obispo Philosophy in food: Fresh, authentic, made how you like it. It’s all about flavor. We want to experience something different than your average taco shop. We’re always staying on top of it. For example, Chronic Fries We cook our carnitas 3 hours daily. We use Mahi Mahi, Shrimp, breakfast, etc Where do you get your new menu items?: Feedback from our customers. However, our menu doesn’t change that much. We are rooted in tradition Chronic Tacos does events Gringo Bandito Gringo Bandito Chronic Taco challenge: Big concert, 12000 people at the Sabrosos. We have it all over the country. For example, we brought Kobayashi, ate 152 tacos in 10 minutes. This is a big, competitive eating contest What’s the difference between having a Chronic Tacos in Japan than the US?: Portion size. Also, seeing Japanese eat Tacos with Nachos. People love the California culture. Monster Burritos Small Burritos What are your favorite trends and technologies?: Mike – I really love how people are becoming more knowledgeable about their food and this is great for businesses like ours. Randy – Where the food come from. We talk with the Avacado farms and the tomato farms and where the meat’s getting processed. How do you convey to your customers your transparency?: Our customers ask all the time where our ingredients come from and we answer truthfully, which spreads Doordash Grubhub Uber Eats What is the biggest challenge in delivering?: Consistent service. The biggest challenge in the food industry: Food industries and labor costs rising. Starbucks raising their coffee 10 cents What makes Chronic Tacos a good place to work with?: There are opportunities for growth. What’s one thing you’d like to know more about?: Randy: I’d like to know how supply chain works. Who inspired you to get into food?: Mike – Randy Weiner convinced me to get into food. For Randy – I ended up hanging out with the kitchen staff and loved hanging out with this family serving this cruise ship. As a child, I served all the kids in my neighborhood and spent all my mom’s groceries. Favorite Quote, book or kitchen item?: Greatness is a lot of things done well What should someone get the first time in Chronic Tacos?: Randy - Beer Battered Fish Tacos Mike – Our Surf and Turf Bowl Do you have any advice for someone wanting to start a restaurant: Mike - Love food, have patience. Randy – Surround yourself with other entrepreneurs in this business. Surround yourself with a good team What are the common problems other restaurant entrepreneurs have?: Real Estate, Design, Food and where the food’s coming from SiteZeus – ways to search up real estate Where can we find you for advice?: eatchronictacos.com, there’s a franchise section, all inquiries go directly to Randy.
From the Korea where eating deer antlers can make you stronger, quicken your weight loss, and even help you process that alcohol and from the state where Democracy is increasingly more watered down despite drought conditions, this is MēMē Call. In this episode, Paul and Wayne do their best not to just yell and laugh as they take a look at homeopathy, and they yell and laugh as they talk about one of the biggest bullshit merchants on social media, David "Avacado" Wolfe. [Show Notes](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/06/27/024-homeopathy/) **We want to thank Mark Calvin for sampling the homeopathic medicine that comes out of his faucet, and we also want to thank Aidan Clancy, who subjected himself to a waterboarding session to prove homeopathic medicine can be lethal if applied correctly. We would be remiss if we didn't thank our patrons. And last but not least, we absolutely have to thank the Blue Tits.** Leave us a review on iTunes or at [memecallpodcast.com](http://www.memecallpodcast.com), and follow us on Facebook and Twitter and share your thoughts on homeopathy with us. [Wayne Valley on FB](https://www.facebook.com/LingoBeastWayne) [Paul Pascal on FB](https://www.facebook.com/paul.pascal.5680899) [@lingobeastwayne](https://twitter.com/lingobeastwayne) [@memecallpaul](https://twitter.com/memecallpaul) For as little as $1 per episode, you can support us at [patreon.com/memecall](https://www.patreon.com/memecall), help keep the show going, and receive patron-only content.
Jason and Alexis talk about Alexis' creepy Doll and how Dexter is doing; How has Alexis ruined your day? Place settings on dining room tables. Kitten Cam kittens named after the show
On this episode we discuss a nude burglar eating Cheetos in a tub, kids can't say 'best friend', other kids rob a theater, and more crazy airline passengers. All this and more on this episode of Weird! Weird is the podcast that brings you the BEST in Weird News Coverage twice each week!
This week, we talk about the Malevolence arc! General Grievous and Plo Koon have their debuts, so what do we think? We discuss episodes Rising Malevolence, Shadow of Malevolence, Destroy Malevolence.
EARL’s Kitchen Gardens (http://www.earlskitchengardens.com) now services over four dozen residences, three schools, as well as a summer camp for at-risk girls. Tell me about your first gardening experience? Being with Dad who shared his love of nature. Youngest of 8 kids and home with dad a lot. What does organic gardening/earth friendly mean to you? As a teenager, NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School) (http://www.nols.edu) – learned about “No Trace Camping” Working in harmony with nature, encouraging biodiversity, following the rhythm of the seasons, working with the land not against it, these things are all so important if we are going to have a healthy ecosystem and something we are going leave behind for future generations. Who or what inspired you to start using organic techniques? In high school brother started an organic vegetable and poultry farm. Went to University Rhode Island and there is tons of agricultural land there. Worked in a conventional farm for about a week everything was just a number, no integrity and wasteful. Found Green View Farm and loved it and got to learn the soup to nuts including installing deer fencing, tapping a water source, ways to irrigat e the property, seeding, creating soil mixes, harvesting and distributing through CSA … How did you learn how to garden organically? By learning about practicing what she learned on farm, although gardening is a bit different then farming. Tell us about something that grew well this year. Heirloom tomatoes – 6 different kinds. The Queen of Tomatoes – Cherokee Purple, Black Prince, Straight German, Moskvich. Is there something you would do different next year or want to try/new? Personally more shelling beans, and water barrels to help heat hoop house. Fruit trees, figs and herbs and perennial plantings for clients. Cold frames to extend seasons. Tell me about something that didn’t work so well this season. One of the biggest challenges is empty spaces that creates a lot of hand weeding. Steve Ritz from the Green Bronx Machine (http://greenbronxmachine.org) Something that you find is easy to grow and is generally successful every-time. Cucumbers – prolific. Swiss chard. Lettuce. Start with just 3-4 things you want to grow and then add something a year later. Something you would steer new gardeners away from that you find is typically challenging to grow in your climate. People who have never grown food before want to grow Avacado trees. Italian zucchini – A cucuzza, or gagootz. A zuccini that grows on 50 foot vine! Fruits/zukes are like 3-5 feet. Tell us about the best crop you ever grew. Tomatoes. Make a priority to prune and inspect and overly nurture tomatoes plants. Last year grew lots of hot peppers – jalapeños, habaneros, ghost peppers … and eggplants. Eggplant tip – start inside as early as possible and then put out as early as possible for long growing season… pull of leaves, prune to get more flowers, fish emulsion and chicken manure produce a lot of leaf and not a lot of fruit. Trace minerals are important – oyster shells and crush them to boost calcium. Need to watch NPK. What is the best gardening advice you have ever received? At GreenView Garden boss was a sous chef and grew for restaurants. Would pick baby squash. He would say “Soft hands.” Work with nature don’t work against it. Which activity is your least favorite activity to do in the garden. Shutting it down. Would love to have all gardens growing 4 seasons. What is your favorite activity to do in the garden. Looking at it at the end of the day and thinking about what to do different in the following year. A favorite tool that you like to use? If you had to move and could only take one tool with you what would it be. My shovel because it is everything … it can scrape boots,... Support this podcast
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Thank you for joining us again on Part 2 of this weekend's Cabral #HouseCall! We've got more amazing questions from our community and I'm looking forward to answering those right now on today's show: Jim: I work in the nuclear power industry. I am subjected to random drug testing. Would CBD oil or any of your other supplements test positive? My livelihood has been very good to me and I would not want to loose my job over these supplements. I also have had great success with the ketogenic diet. I lost 60 Pounds and have kept it off for about 1.5 years. I am vertically pain free most of the time. When I work out or do physical work I recover very quickly..no pain. I was on medication for a slow thyroid for 10 years and I was able to stop. I do not count non- starchy vegetables against my carb ?limits. So I do eat 6-8 cups of salad/ cruciferous veggies almost daily. I going to try meatless Mondays. I stick with healthy fats . Avacado oils, Olive oils. Moderate protein. I look forward to listening to your show on my way to work each morning. I feel like you care about us even though we have never met. God bless you, Jim Dave: CBD. I just ordered the trial size for my son who lives in CA. He suffers from anxiety. I live in Canada. I suffer from psoriatic arthritis which was triggered by colon cancer surgery in December 2015. Psoriasis is in my family. I have lost about 40% use of my legs. Getting out a chair, climbing stairs, golfing and snow skiing are difficult and sometimes impossible tasks. I am 68 years old. In your podcast you mention that CBD helps with psoriasis and arthritis. Do you think it would provide help for me? I am going to a PSA Clinic this Friday at Toronto Western Hospital for a second opinion. My Rheumatologist since February 2016 has me on a combination of Methotrexate and Otezla which, is working, but after 14 months, I am no where near able to tee it up again. Thank you Lindsey: Hi Stephen, I randomly get the odd dark hair growing out from all different areas but they are v noticeable on my pale skin and my other body hair is blonde. Why would this happen? Thank you for being my no 1 podcast! Ciara: Hi Dr. Stephen, I have a question related to some hair loss that I've been experiencing for about 2.5 years now. I'm a 35 year old female and I noticed a few years ago that my hair was thinning around my hairline and it's mainly occurring on the left side of my head. It's not consistent, as I've noticed that it's pretty stagnant right now. I thought that it may be related to stress, as there is no known instances of hair loss in my family; however, I have noticed that my mother's hairline on all sides has dramatic thinning (she's 59). She told me that it's probably from years of pulling her hair back. My hair is otherwise healthy (no shedding, breakage, etc.). I've been to two Dermatologists and have visited with an Endocrinologist, in which I was instructed to have the following test done with results: Lab Results to Date: TSH = < 0.02 (low) (from 2016) Free T4 = 1.35 Free T3 = 189 (high) FE (Iron) = 163 Ferritin = 34 (low) Vitamin D = 20.4 TSH = 0.5 (from 2012) Initially, it was thought that I may have an issue with my thyroid and I have requested to have a full panel of thyroid labs performed with no luck (e.g. thyroid antibodies, etc.). The Dermatologist instructed me to up my intake of iron for 3 months (325 mg of Ferrous Sulfate), as my Ferritin levels were low. The Endocrinologist instructed me to up my vitamin D intake (I now take 5000 IU daily; my levels are typically low in winter) and continue to monitor my TSH levels, which have been consistently low (zero was the result from my last 3 panels of blood work as it relates to this case; past results have been optimal). The Endocrinologist has also stated that it's not uncommon for TSH levels to be low (I am not OK with this response) and since my Free T4 and Free T3 levels are optimal, with no known symptoms other than hair loss (low energy levels, weight gain/loss, etc.), I've been instructed to continue to evaluate my levels every 3-6 months. As there has been no resolve, my Dermatologist has suggested a scalp biopsy as a last result. I'm not going through this process, as I would like to look into this a bit deeper. Do you have any insight and/or suggestions as to what I should do going forward? Is there any specific lab work that I should have performed? I would love to come into your facility; however, I'm unable to afford any services, as your facility does not accept health insurance. Very much looking forward to hearing back from you. All the best, Ciara Anna: Hello! Love your show. Can you use CBD oil if you are breastfeeding? Baby is 7 months old. Also is using an infrared sauna ok for a breastfeeding mother? Thanks :) Anna Aliana: I have recently been diagnosed with hsv1 and 2 and have been doing a lot of research on how to get rid of it. There are people out there that believe you can if you rid your body of excess heavy metals, have excellent nutrition and using pure oregano oil. Have you had any experience with this and do you believe it could work? I hope you enjoyed this weekend's community Q & A's and be sure to tune in for tomorrow's Motivation & Mindset Monday! - - - Show Notes: http://StephenCabral.com/478 - - - Get Your Question Answered: http://StephenCabral.com/askcabral
Worried you might be starting your baby off on the wrong foot by weaning onto all the foods that ended up causing you so much trouble? Are you tired (or frightened) of stick blenders, ice cub trays and sippy cups? Are your instincts telling you "there must be a better way to wean"? The minimalist approach to baby-led weaning Cara and Julia discuss in this interview is both simple and effective, listen in and then send us your questions! Here’s the outline of this interview with Julia Kelly and Cara Champeny: [00:00:18] Both Julia and Cara have been through the paleo baby weaning process. [00:00:53] Cara, like me, has had her own personal health issues that were resolved by a paleo-type diet. [00:01:44] Cara's older son Wills was weaned in the usual way (onto cereal grains). [00:02:36] Wills also ended up with GI issues. [00:02:58] Cara was sure she wanted to do things differently with her youngest daughter, Maisie. [00:04:02] Baby-led weaning. [00:04:15] Avoiding exposure you things you'd rather they didn't develop a palette for. [00:04:43] Babies shouldn't need special food. [00:05:39] Creating problems for yourself. [00:06:00] Confidence and being different. [00:06:27] Cara is able to get her own way at home when it comes to food. [00:07:23] Julie initially looked to The Nourishing Traditions Book of Baby & Child Care. [00:08:16] Trading one dogma for another. [00:08:29] Trust your instincts. [00:09:37] The NT book was way too regimented. [00:09:55] Julia waited until Ivy was sitting upright. [00:10:24] Letting baby use their gums. [00:11:37] Cara thought Maisie would be ready for food at 6 months, not so. [00:12:40] Ivy was properly eating food at 8-10 months. [00:13:12] You shouldn't need to prop them up for feeding. [00:13:43] Introducing something other than sweet. [00:14:04] The window of opportunity, [00:14:23] Ivy started eating whole fruit age 2-3 years. [00:15:02] Ivy loved holding things, e.g. a lamb chop bone. [00:16:02] Gagging vs choking. [00:17:18] Maisie got really good at "gagging food forward". [00:19:50] Pre chewing food at 8-9 months. [00:21:25] Wild Planet Wild Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil. [00:21:32] US Wellness Meats. We particularly enjoy their liverwurst, braunschweiger, head cheese and pemmican. [00:22:12] Pre chewing donates digestive enzymes. [00:23:40] Maisie loves meat, loved pre chewed food. [00:24:30] Could the absence of meat early cause aversions later? [00:27:05] Simplifying things in the kitchen. [00:28:04] Real food negates the need to worry about excess salt. [00:29:36] Looking for the most nutrient dense foods possible. [00:29:57] Special "stuff" for parents. [00:30:57] Skip the mesh things, they're too hard to clean. [00:31:22] Breast feeding is as easy as it gets, bottles and pumping are hard. [00:32:06] No sippy cups. [00:32:21] Klean Kanteen. [00:32:42] Throwing out the daily schedule to reduce stress. [00:34:13] Eating larger meals less frequently with a lot of fat. [00:34:58] Eating for sustained energy and stable blood sugar. [00:35:27] Ivy tended towards a 4-day cycle, eating more some days, less on others. [00:36:05] Don't force feed. [00:36:28] The importance of mindfulness. [00:38:17] Emotional attachment to food. [00:38:47] It Starts With Food (but doesn't end with food) [00:39:53] Try not to project your own wants or needs onto the child. [00:40:51] Surviving birthday parties. [00:41:53] Not using treats as a tool. [00:42:22] Gluten-free products. [00:44:11] Cara tries to make light of the inevitable slip ups. [00:44:50] The more you say don't eat that, the more they want it. [00:46:39] Being reminded of the mistakes of the past. [00:47:19] Laying the foundation early. [00:47:53] The goal of a healing diet is the reintroductions. [00:49:15] Not everything your paediatrician says has to happen. [00:49:36] Baby-Led Weaning: The Essential Guide to Introducing Solid Foods-and Helping Your Baby to Grow Up a Happy and Confident Eater. [00:49:56] Real food Mamas podcast. [00:50:06] Babies by science part I and Vaccines with Dr Tommy Wood. [00:50:32] Avoiding egg white and nuts early. [00:50:55] Our babies like good dark chocolate. [00:51:22] Avacado. [00:52:00] Squash and yam. [00:52:10] Homemade jerky. [00:52:30] Maisie loves fruit. [00:52:51] Grain-, Gluten-, and Guilt-Free Pancakes by Chris Kresser. [00:53:53] Ivy doesn't like things too sweet now. [00:54:26] Root vegetables, winter squash cooked in bone broth. [00:55:22] Ivy likes liver. [00:55:41] Maisie likes salmon and venison. [00:56:15] Salad bowl with sardines, mixed leaves capers, apple cider vinegar, olive oil, Seasnax. [00:57:17] Kids in restaurants. [00:57:40] Food culture is not the best in WI. [00:58:22] Eating in a nice restaurant is easier when your kid doesn't like chicken tenders. [00:58:58] Send us your questions!
Thursday, bloody Thursday. Squatch takes a home blood test, it takes a while, so feel free to skip ahead. However - you may miss a reading of "Don't point your avacado at me" from Glennon Doyle Melton's Momastary if you skip. Nick Redfern's book has alien sex in it, so let's talk about that, while commuting Monday morning via pickup truck, hungover from wine and poor parenting.
Hey Everyone! welcome to the VLOG for Thursday June 2nd 2016! as per usual we have a whole mess of stuff to talk about this week. There will be some advocacy at the top of the program. Of course there will be beer, shoutouts and lots of first impressions including the new / awesome MAGE RTA and the less than awesome SubOhmBox V2 Favorite comments of the week are at the end of the video, and there may also be a shoutout included in there as well so... deal with it Tuck in, grab your best vape, grab a beer and enjoy the video. Timestamps, and all other crucial links are down below ►►►►►►►LINK TO THE PHOTOSHOP GIVEAWAY PICTURE http://i.imgur.com/ZYmwDUa.jpg -----TIMESTAMPS----- Top of the program is more FDA stuff / Ranting / Sen Ron Johnson What i've been vaping is at 15:48 Beer is at 25:10 Shoutouts are at 36:24 First impressions are at 46:50 Review for things that never got reviewed is at 01:24:19 Favorite comments of the week are at the end Crucial links are below -----The Advocacy----- Sen Ron Johnson VS the FDA https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/media/majority-media/johnson-seeks-answers-from-fda-on-burdensome-e-cigarette-regulations Sen Ron Johnson Podcast https://soundcloud.com/senronjohnson/keep-vapin-vicki Sen Ron Johnson Twitter https://twitter.com/SenRonJohnson Who is my representitave http://whoismyrepresentative.com/ JOIN CASAA! FOLLOW THE CALL TO ACTIONS http://casaa.org/Call_to_Action.php FDARegs.info http://fdaregs.info/ Greg Conelly Twitter https://twitter.com/GregTHR -----The Beer----- Saku Tume http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/560/18183/?sort=topr&start=0 -----First Impressions----- Tugboat 24mm RDA http://flawlessvapeshop.com/tugboat-24-by-flawless/ TugLyfe Series Box http://flawlessvapeshop.com/tuglyfe-unregulated-box-mod-v2/ Amigo Vouge Mini kit http://www.amigovape.com/shop/voguekit/ Coilart Mage https://www.bevapehappy.com/products/mage-rta-by-coilart SubOhmBox V2 http://localvape.com/products/subohm-box-2-0-by-subohm-subohmcell -----What I've Been Vaping----- Reuleaux RX200s http://www.wismec.com/product/reuleaux-rx200s/ Roundhouse Kennedy Combo http://www.kennedyvapor.com/collections/mods/products/build-your-own-roundhouse-kennedy-24-combo Anarchist DNA200 http://www.vapordna.com/Aria-Solara-DNA-200-Box-Mod-Anarchist-Edition-p/aed200.htm Goon RDA http://www.528custom.com/products/stainless-steel-goon-rda?variant=11180360901 Inde Duo RDA http://www.myvaporstore.com/Wismec-INDE-DUO-RDA-by-Jaybo-Designs-p/wisin10.htm Limitless RDTA http://www.vapordna.com/iJoy-Limitless-Two-Post-RDTA-p/lmtrta.htm Hooligan Box mod https://www.facebook.com/Hooligan-Mods-278931978951974/ -----The Juices----- Moo Eliquids Banana milk http://www.mooeliquids.com/ Rainbow Sherbet in the dark http://namberjuice.com/collections/grimm-kvlt/products/rainbow-sherbet-in-the-dark Oasis Mist / Glacier Banana http://namberjuice.com/collections/epiclouds/products/oasis-mist http://namberjuice.com/collections/epiclouds/products/glacier-banana Lane Cove Myee http://gaslightvapor.com/products/lane-cove-vapor-by-ruby-roo Vape Vine Moonflower http://vapevine.com.au/products/moonflower?variant=15249254342 NKTR Sour Watermelon http://shop.vaperev.com/watermelon-by-nktr-sour.html -----The Other----- DHD Drip Caps ( the fancy color ones that everyone asks about ) http://dhdaccessories.com/ Brads Caps! https://www.platinumvapeshiram.com/collections/all-products/products/brads-caps-drip-tips Culture Of Clouds Podcast http://www.cultureofclouds.com/ Mooch Updated Battery List https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/attachments/image-jpeg.555235/ VapeStrong https://www.facebook.com/groups/1743842549235480/ Double Vision RDA http://compvape.com/ BenSwan Instagram https://www.instagram.com/benswann_/
Jay Author is back in the studio talking about Superfoods! In this episode we will be discussing nutrients such as Vitamin C, E, Beta-Cerotine, Zinc, Selenium and Calcium which are extemely important factors to eye health. These are the important foods needed to keep our vision sharp and our eyes functioning at optimal levels.
Today we Yak About we talk the new top 10 superfood list. Believe me when I say Avacado's are never going away. Learn to love them because they have an awful lot of good stuff. Listen below or go to I Heart Radio's Yak About Tech 24 hours a day. If you are a sponsor or advertiser and would like to find out more about the Yak About series basics when it comes to advertising and sponsoring, touch base with The David Yakir Group through the information below. We will be posting the full list tomorrow here and on all our social media pages. info@yakirgroup.com 212.244.6224 htp://yakirgroup.com/ Boomers Yak About broadcasts deliver on air and online conversations, interviews and stories engaging the Baby BoomerYak On!
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The Two Crude Mandudes are coming at you with two hours of Korean flavor! Quite literally, with this episode picking up where the previous episode left off with Korean cuisine. This time we focus on he vast amount of restaurants you'll find in the Seoul area. The TCM break down the main districts of Seoul and inform you on Seoul's best restaurants. It's not all about food though, this episode includes talk about:Download MP3Two Crude Mandudes are timelessThe best cat cafeFemale presidentGender rolesMiscellaneous Korean newsThe return of the Uni-Tablist - "Get Funked"Different bar scenesFavorite things about Korea "Korean Food Rap" Food in ItaewonItalian restaurants -La Bocca, Sortinos, At the VillaMacaroni MarketTCM favorite rare ingredients - Articokes and Avacado Vatos - best Mexican foodMexican foodGuilty pleasures Wolfhound Subway HongdaeJapanese influenceKokoro BentoIndian Food - YetiBundang Myeongdong Chinese foodDelivery YogiWrapping upMusicSiberian Husky - 오늘밤에 / PK - Korean Food Rap / 룩앤리슨(LOOK & LISTEN) - 19
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If you like mayo this is an amazing recipe. We made Tomato, Avacado and Lettuce Sandwiches with the Tofu mayo all week long. SInce the protein is in this mayo we slathered it on. :)
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